Troubleshooting Sleep Issues on HP ProBook 440 G3
Skill Level: Intermediate
This guide helps resolve sleep issues on the HP ProBook 440 G3 running macOS Ventura in a Hackintosh setup.
Step 1: Update Your Kexts and Clover
Ensure that all your kexts (kernel extensions) and your Clover bootloader are up to date. Outdated kexts or bootloader can cause sleep issues.
Step 2: Check Power Management Settings
Use the 'pmset -g' command in the terminal to check your power management settings. Look for any unusual settings that might be interfering with sleep mode.
Step 3: Inspect Your config.plist
Examine your config.plist file for any incorrect settings that might affect sleep, particularly under ACPI and CPU power management.
Step 4: Disable Wake Features
Temporarily disable features like 'Wake for network access' and 'Power Nap' to see if they are causing the issue.
Step 5: Inspect Console Logs
Review your console logs for any errors or warnings that occur around the time the sleep issue happens.
 | So, the sleep on my laptop is working for some time, and then, at random, about 2-3 days of uptime, it instantly wakes (precisely using "sleep" shortcut or "sleep" in apple menu) makes screen turn off, and after about 10 seconds it sleeps. After 1-2 seconds it wakes up. Temporary solution would be rebooting, where everything starts again: 2-3 days sleep is OK, and then instant wake. Using I've disabled both Wake-on-LAN and Wake-on-USB in BIOS, mapped USB ports with USBToolBox. This laptop is HP ProBook 440 G3, which has i5 6200U, HD Graphics spoofed as 620 to work in Ventura, Intel AC3615 network, PS/2 on-board keyboard and mouse Here is my EFI folder contents Here a link to my config.plist (SMBios is MacBookPro14,1) [link] [comments] |
To fix the sleep issue:
ReplyDelete1. Verify Ventura's energy settings to avoid conflicts.
2. Update your BIOS and drivers.
3. Review your `config.plist` for potential misconfigurations.
4. Monitor and close unnecessary background processes.
5. Ensure your hardware, especially the spoofed HD Graphics, is not causing conflicts.